The statement reads, "We are taking all necessary precautions in collaboration with relevant authorities."

As many as six flights each of the IndiGo and Akasa Air received fresh bomb threats on Sunday amid a spate of hoaxes. Here are the details:

The Civil Aviation Ministry plans to put in place strict norms to prevent incidents of hoax bomb threats to airlines, including placing the perpetrators in the no-fly list.

Just days after a bomb hoax targeted IndiGo’s Lucknow-Pune flight on Wednesday night, a second threat was issued on Sunday for the airline’s Pune-Jodhpur flight, shortly before it landed in the city in Rajasthan.

Leading airlines including IndiGo and Vistara received the threats on. Six of these were addressed to IndiGo while and equal number were received by Vistara. Other flights that were affected by this i

More than 90 fake bomb threats have been made against flights operated by multiple Indian airlines this week, Indian media reported Sunday, sparking fear among passengers and global delays.India's IndiGo airline confirmed threats were made against six of its flights on Sunday.

In a troubling series of events, bomb threat incidents continued over the weekend, affecting a total of 24 flights. Following the threats, all aircraft were directed to a designated area upon landing for thorough security checks.

For six consecutive days, Indian airlines have faced numerous bomb hoax threats, affecting nearly 90 flights. Major hubs like Mumbai and New Delhi were significantly disrupted. The Bureau of Civil Aviation Security is urging strict adherence to protocols.

Nearly 100 flights faced disruptions this week due to bomb threat hoaxes affecting multiple Indian airlines. Security measures have been implemented after threats were received for flights run by IndiGo,

The trend of bomb threats targeting domestic airlines persisted for the fourth consecutive day, with two international flights—one from Vistara and one from IndiGo—being threatened on Thursday. This follows a series of incidents on Wednesday,

Indian airlines faced bomb threats on October 20, disrupting flights and causing emergency checks. All threats were later confirmed as hoaxes, prompting discussions on stricter security measures.